By Meg Bryant, Healthcare DIVE | April 25, 2019 Dive Brief: Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University’s jointly run MedTech Accelerator tapped six startups for its inaugural cohort this week, including makers of wearables, apps and monitoring devices. The announcement caps a nationwide competition to find promising early stage medical device and [...]
By Richard Harris, NPR All Things Considered (podcast) | April 22, 2019 One of the biggest corporations on the planet is taking a serious interest in the intersection of artificial intelligence and health. Google and its sister companies, parts of the holding company Alphabet, are making a huge investment in [...]
By Mike Miliard, Healthcare IT News | April 18, 2019 Hospitals and health systems are seeing their clinical and operational processes reshaped by the same forces as the rest of the economy, says Deloitte: AI and robotics, automation, virtualization, the 'gig economy' and more. For its recent report on the [...]
By Jennifer Bresnick, Health IT Analytics | April 15, 2019 Access to large volumes of quality data is vital for the success of artificial intelligence, but the healthcare industry has a lot of work to do before data becomes a truly valuable commodity. Few adages sum up the challenges of [...]
By Jennifer Bresnick, Health IT Analytics | April 11, 2019 These twelve artificial intelligence innovations are expected to start impacting clinical care by the end of the decade. There’s no question that artificial intelligence is moving quickly in the healthcare industry. Even just a few months ago, AI was still [...]
By Mike Miliard, Healthcare IT News | April 9, 2019 From brain-computer interfaces to nanorobotics, a new report from Frost & Sullivan explores leading edge developments and disruptive tech. A new study from Frost & Sullivan takes stock of some of the rapid-fire developments in the world of patient monitoring, [...]
